However, no FTP client that I have tested seamlessly supports all ftp:// links. But if IE will be removed, I would need another application. I still often use ftp:// type links, so I set IE to be my ftp:// handler and it works perfectly :).
Both Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Edge etc.) and Firefox stopped supporting them long ago. IE is currently the only browser that supports the ftp:// type URLs. They do open in IE mode, but only if you add the exact link to list of "Internet Explorer sites" in Edge - exact, means if you add to the list, then that exact link will work, but won't - so it's just impossible to add all links for even one server)Īs you probably know, Microsoft is starting to remove Internet Explorer from Windows. (By default, ftp:// links don't open in MS Edge - as in most other browsers - at all, if you didn't define a handler for them. Short summary: how to make MS Edge automatically open all links starting with ftp:// in Internet Explorer mode? Is it possible at all? (Could be also a command line switch, if one exists - I can just create a batch file that runs Edge with the needed parameter).
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